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One way to help student achievement improve is by giving effective feedback as it serves as a way in which a teacher communicates to students the difference between his or her actual level of performance with the standard or goal .
One way to help student achievement improve is by giving effective feedback as it serves as a way in which a teacher communicates to students the difference between his or her actual level of performance with the standard or goal .
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Improvement - oriented feedback has been shown to be more effective at increasing student achievement than achievement ... In other words , feedback that suggests ways to improve is more effective at raising student achievement than ...
Improvement - oriented feedback has been shown to be more effective at increasing student achievement than achievement ... In other words , feedback that suggests ways to improve is more effective at raising student achievement than ...
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This might reveal what forms of feedback students use to improve their writing most effectively . Third , while research suggests types of feedback that are effective at improving student writing , there is little information on how ...
This might reveal what forms of feedback students use to improve their writing most effectively . Third , while research suggests types of feedback that are effective at improving student writing , there is little information on how ...
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